2012 Volkswagen Jetta 2.5 Se on 2040-cars
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
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I had purchased this vehicle on Ebay from alezaku (Dan Baraniecki from Hillsborough, NJ) on 09/13 with the intent of repairing
it for personal use. I will not be repairing it because I bought myself
another vehicle and do not need it anymore. This car is a great deal for
a car dealer or consumer. Furthermore, it comes with a free replacement hood, front bumper and dashboard that are worth $750.
The
vehicle is being relisted on Ebay with its original description. I have
not found any additional defects other than those listed below. Please feel free to call me at 949-701-8588 and you can also reach the original seller, Dan Baraniecki at (908) 240-5299. The vehicle is available for inspection upon request. You are bidding on a very nice but damaged 2012 Volkswagen Jetta SE
with 18,008 miles. The car runs but does not drive and sustained
damage to the front of the vehicle. The car comes with a hood, front bumper and dashboard. The car is being
sold as is with a salvage title. All of our cars are sold as is damaged. A lot of the wrecked vehicles we sell are crashed but still assembled, there are a lot of components that might be damaged that we cannot see. We start all vehicles, see if they can drive and we specify if you can drive them home according to our lot drive. We do our best to specify which parts are damaged and if the vehicle has frame or structural damage. We list all the damaged items in our ad so make sure you read the entire ad as there may be some items listed that you cannot see in the pictures. You need to remember that you are buying a wrecked car, not a fully functional vehicle in most cases. Please ask as many questions as you like, we will be glad to answer any of the questions you have. You are more than welcome to come by our shop and inspect the vehicles in person or send a representative to inspect the car for you. All vehicles are sold as is, we are not responsible for any unseen damaged parts or unseen damaged areas. On push button start car we are not responsible if the key fobs lose program. We are not responsible for carfax or auto check reports of vehicles while they are for sale by us or after the vehicles are sold. |
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